... THE MENU To-day's menu—Stewed meat, vegetables. and potatoes; apple and raisin squares. Cost-6d, for adults; 3d for children. For another lid diners got a cup of tea and two biscuits. If biscuits were not required, the cup of tea cost a penny. Professor ...

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... MENUS For breakfast Miss Geddes suggested stewed plums or any other fruit in season; porridge and milk; tea. rolls and a little margarine. For in .s tnr bowing ingredients were needed 2d worth of plums, ilb oatmeal ild one .tint skimmed milk .Id.. • pint ...

... THE MENU Choice Dishes to Suit all Tastes, served by ELSIE GRIFFIN and KINGSLEY LARK JAMES HUNTER. DO N ALD STU A RT, etc. Box Office Open, 10—2. ’Phone 885. NOTICE TO APPLICANTS.—The term Box No. Indicates that applicants ought to address their replies ...

... MENU. * Grape Fruit: Clear Spring Soup; Salmon with Mayonnaise: * 'Leg of Lamb, Green Peas, New Potatoes: * Gooseberry Tart and Cream. Dessert. Coffee. ...

... Guildhall Menu. Mr Borax Law informed the House yesterday that be accepted an invitation to the Guildhall banquet on the that the menu oompletel within the Food Oantroller'a Reguiatioua. This the menu: ear Turtle Soup. Fillets Sole: Sauce Tartare. Casseroles ...

... CENSORED MENU. Medical Etiquette in a Teashop. Forty thousand menus at 250 Lyons tea-stops London were only from calamity of withdra'.val appearing with the mark of censor in-the top left-hand corner of the back page. ' Jit iook the fonn of blank slip ...

... MENUS FOR WARTIME (To the Editor, '* Press and Journal) Sir, —We all feel like raising our hats to the writer of the letter which appeared in your issue of August 9 under the heading Farm Suppers. I'm sure everyone will agree that Home Guards, even ...

... Simple Menus RECALLING awkward moments spent under the supercilious stare of head waiter, many shy people will sympathise with the suggestion that menus should be printed, not in French, but in plain English. Mr Benn Levy wanted this to be done the d ...

... Appetising Menus. THE EX-KAJSER'S GENEROUS RATIONS. Owing the of food Holland, individual in the village of is more interested his own meals than the menus of the ex-Emperor who lives the near by, outside writes from the village take London lXuly ...

... ON SENSIBLE MENUS - SAYS - May Allgood-Cooke A S the day lengthens, the cold strengthens. Every year the truth of this saying is proved afresh. In spite of mild spells we have to be prepared for further wintry attacks. An excellent reason, don't you ...

... Men’s Menus LTHQUGH in Aberdeen the Ministry of Food’s initial attempt to teach men how “carry-out” snacks may be devised was a “flop”—only one male, a Sassenach, attending the lecture —it is evident that elsewhere in Scotland such instruction is being ...